We all know in our hearts there’s no God, right?
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Date: December 4th, 2025 7:04 PM Author: emerald wonderful pit
he literally says it's all flame (hebrew word is Havel ΧΦΆΧΦΆΧ) literally vapor, flame menaingless
all that matters is enjoying your food and drink and the fruits of your labor when you can becuase its all sps meaningless and the living should envy teh dead and the dead should envy those that were never born
also all women are evil like 100%, maybe 1/1000 men are "good" lol whatever tf that means and its better to literally be dead than deal with a bitch thats trying to destroy your life
semms cr af to me
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Date: December 4th, 2025 7:02 PM Author: Motley Gay Wizard
if you accept that there is evil in this world, as there surely is, then there must be something on the opposite side of that
also Jesus Christ is King hth
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Date: December 4th, 2025 9:10 PM Author: green aromatic hominid
I feel His presence every day. It's in the life that we get to liberty and the world that we get to inhabit. And of course it's an imperfect world because we ourselves are imperfect and sinners. But it's still amazing because it is God's creation.
Also, lots of survivors of near death experiences come back and confirm God's existence and frequently become enthusiastic Christians.
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Date: December 4th, 2025 10:18 PM Author: Swashbuckling cocky old irish cottage
I don’t know how you could look around at our perfectly situated planet in the midst of endless outer space, with more GALAXIES than there are grains of sand on the earth, and then consider Earth where everything has developed just perfectly to make the life we currently live possible (rather than us literally shitting in streets and hunting/gathering, and with shitlibs arguing vociferously that even a FIVE degree difference in average temperature would kill EVERYONE), and think this is because some asteroid a few billion years ago happened to bump into a rock and created only one “conscious” species from hundreds of thousands that would come to dominate the natural elements and create order from entropy.
Obviously there is a God, though that may mean different things to different people. But the absolute perfection of nuclear physics, chemistry, ecology, etc. did not just happen without a grand design or pure “truth” at the center of it all. Whether there is an afterlife, what consciousness “means,” etc. are all questions that probably can’t be answered to satisfaction. But to deny that there is some great organizing force behind it all is real retarded, sir.
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Date: December 4th, 2025 11:24 PM Author: Hairraiser milky puppy
Humans needing the exact perfect temperature range etc is only true/meaningful under atheism. If God were real, there would be no need to “design” the universe in any particular way as he could simply will humans into existence under literally any conditions.
I like how it doesn’t seem to bother you that this universe designed for us just happens to be 99.999999% composed of completely lethal empty space, barren star systems, pointless asteroids, etc.
There are many other reasons why the fine-tuning argument is retarded (e.g. multiverse theory is a much better resolution of the problem and actually follows from modern physics) but that should be enough for now.
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Date: December 4th, 2025 11:09 PM Author: floppy white sound barrier
Op is space porn, I assume?
Btw is he Jewish?
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Date: December 6th, 2025 9:27 AM Author: fuchsia brunch
This is what I default to deep down, yes. To even call it "doubt" is to undersell it. I'm embarrassed of, but mostly disappointed in, myself about this, but it's the truth.
But obviously if you go around saying this like some smug redditor -- especially with everyone knowing how poor and ugly and stupid you ('you' being the OP, specifically) are -- you're going to be very roundly mocked. And then you won't have your dignity, in addition to being a loser in all those other ways.
Best thing is to try to convince yourself that God is Real, the way your UNDISPUTABLE betters throughout history all did. Never forget that YOU are definitely shit. There's no dispute or doubt or faith involved in that one.
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Date: December 6th, 2025 9:53 AM Author: Bearded dilemma famous landscape painting
My family is Catholic, but they go to church only a few times a year.
I went to Catholic Sunday school when I was a kid but didn't pay much attention to what I was being taught. All I really did was memorize some prayers and do a few confessions. Stopped going to Sunday school before whatever is the main thing Catholic kids go through in their early teens. I think it's confirmation?
Since I didn't really pay attention in Sunday school, the idea I had of "God" was some guy in the heavens watching over people. I never truly believed any of this or internalized it; I just went to Sunday school because my parents made me go.
I still vividly recall the moment I realized Sunday school was feeding me a bunch of BS: I was in fifth grade, and my mom had put up a space-themed calendar on our fridge with pictures of planets, galaxies, etc. One day I was looking at a picture of a galaxy on the fridge and had my mini-epiphany: we have no idea what's going on in that galaxy, and it's enormous and extremely far away. There's no way any sort of special God could exist that explained everything when it was very clear that we knew very little about what was going on beyond the clouds.
I realize I'm starting to sound like a Reddit atheist, but that's my story. Obviously my views on religion/"God" matured over the years. But I wasn't a "militant" atheist/agnostic/whatever unlike some of my college friends. It just didn't impact my thinking or my life in any way. Like I mentioned, my parents rarely go to church, so I haven't even discussed this with them. Perhaps I'd be more vocal about this if it caused tension in my life somehow.
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